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Sage Irritates Boyfriend Demon Joke Tweet

This is a screenshot of a public X (formerly Twitter) post from user @Danidollasss, whose display name is 'princess lovee'. The post text reads: 'I'm burning sage and my bf talking bout it's irritating his skin yea I bet it is demon'. The joke relies on the common spiritual belief that burning sage repels demons and negative energy, so the poster sarcastically implies her boyfriend is a demon, as the sage is having a negative effect on him as expected for evil entities. A flushed open-mouthed emoji and a grey heart emoji appear next to the user's display name, alongside a profile photo of a posed woman.
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I'm burning sage and my bf talking bout it's irritating his skin yea I bet it is demon

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I'm burning sage and my bf talking bout it's irritating his skin yea I bet it is demon

Overview

This is a screenshot of a public X (formerly Twitter) post from user @Danidollasss, whose display name is 'princess lovee'. The post text reads: 'I'm burning sage and my bf talking bout it's irritating his skin yea I bet it is demon'. The joke relies on the common spiritual belief that burning sage repels demons and negative energy, so the poster sarcastically implies her boyfriend is a demon, as the sage is having a negative effect on him as expected for evil entities. A flushed open-mouthed emoji and a grey heart emoji appear next to the user's display name, alongside a profile photo of a posed woman.

Origin notes

This meme originated as an original public tweet posted on X (formerly Twitter) by user @Danidollasss, and was later reposted as a relatable humor meme on X via the meme.jpg account per the provided source information. It circulated widely across social media as a popular sarcastic relationship joke.

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